Storm damage roof restoration is most of what we do. Minnesota and Wisconsin sit in the same hail corridor, and 2026 has already delivered damaging events in April, June, July and August. So if a storm crossed your address, the question is not whether to look — it is how quickly you can get it documented properly.
What Storm Damage Roof Restoration Covers
Hail rarely stops at the roof. A claim done right accounts for everything the storm touched:
- Roof surfacing, flashing, vents, valleys and ridge cap
- Siding, trim and aluminum wraps
- Seamless gutters, downspouts and gutter guards
- Fascia, soffit and window wraps
- Air conditioner fins, window screens and garage doors
- Interior repair where water got in
Why Damage Hides
Wind lifts a shingle, breaks its thermal seal, then sets it back down looking untouched. Hail knocks granules loose and bruises the mat underneath without cracking the surface. Consequently, neither one shows itself until the next driving rain or the first January thaw. By then the storm date is months gone, and tying the claim to a specific event gets much harder.
How Our Storm Damage Roof Restoration Process Works
First, we inspect at no cost and tell you honestly whether you have a claim. Second, if you do, we write everything down and photograph it with dates before you call your carrier. Third, we meet your adjuster on the roof so the approved scope matches what is actually there. Finally, we build it back and handle the supplement process if the initial scope came in short.
Read Your Policy Before You File
Two details decide most of your out-of-pocket cost. First, ask whether your policy pays replacement cost or actual cash value on the roof surface, because actual cash value subtracts depreciation. Also look for a separate wind and hail deductible. Also note that neither Minnesota nor Wisconsin has a statute guaranteeing your insurer will pay to match discontinued shingles. Your policy wording decides that, and appraisal settles most disputes.
Beware the Storm Chasers
After a major event, out-of-state crews flood the area. They knock doors, sign contracts fast, and leave before warranty work comes due. We are licensed and insured in both states, a GAF Master Elite® Residential Contractor, and we are still here next winter. That matters more than a discount on a door-knock.
Free Storm Damage Roof Restoration Inspections
We inspect across our Minnesota and Wisconsin service areas. Not sure a storm hit you? The National Weather Service keeps public records — check the Twin Cities storm archive. Then call (763) 276 – 1390 in Minnesota or (715) 501 – 7663 in Wisconsin.